I have been very blessed with many people, most of whom I'll never meet in person, that have helped me through this surgery. From discussing my options, to giving me tips, to simply encouraging me, having someone who has been through Scoliosis surgery is an invaluable asset.

As I have been richly blessed, I would like to bless others in any way I can.
Please email me with any questions you have.
I will do my best to answer them or in the very least, point you in the right direction.

My Email Is:mytroubledbones@yahoo.com

Another invaluable resource for anyone with Scoliosis, whether a child, a teenager, or adult, having surgery, wearing a brace or finding a great Scoliosis Specialist,
please visit:The National Scoliosis Foundation Forum
by clicking this link: http://www.scoliosis.org/forum/index.php

And if you are searching for a Scoliosis Specialist here is a qualified list of doctors from all over the United States.Click here to View.

Welcome to my journey...

This blog was created so that my family and friends, near and far, would be able to come along with me as I embarked on a life changing decision. Scoliosis affects 5-7 million people in the United States, and I am one of them. Diagnosed at age 12, I have been battling this strange and insidious deformity for many years.

There is no cure for scoliosis, and surgery does not "fix" my spine, but it prevents my curves from progressing. On December 2nd, 2010, I decided to have this massive surgery. And on December 27th, 2010, I had the surgery.

What began as a blog for friends and family has turned into the website I wish I had found years ago when I first started having my problems. I hope it is a source of information, encouragement and hope...